INDICATORS OF INHABITANT, HOUSEHOLD, FAMILY AND ECONOMIC GROWTH: SOUTH CAROLINA AND NORTH CAROLINA

Social and economic futures are dependent on numbers of housing units, families, households and individuals, and on many characteristics of aggregate populations. Research reported in this manuscript is focused on the states of North Carolina and South Carolina and the counties therein. The chief concern is change; e.g., numerical and percentage increase or decrease. These dynamics refer to basic components of population: births, deaths and residential relocation.